Mitchell Corn Palace, South Dakota: World’s Only Since 1892
The Mitchell Corn Palace, located in Mitchell, South Dakota, is a unique architectural structure that has been a tourist attraction since its original construction in 1892. The building's exterior is annually redecorated with murals made from corn and other grains, celebrating the region's agricultural heritage. Originally conceived as a venue to promote local agriculture and attract visitors, it continues to serve as a community gathering space and a testament to the state's farming industry.
Photo taken in July 2014.